1940 Memoriae Gratiae

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FOREWORD

WE, THE STAFF, WISH TO THANK THE
STUDENTS AND FACULTY WHO HAVE COOPERATED WITH
US IM MAKING THIS, THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF
MEMORIAE GRATIAE , POSSIBLE. WE ARE ALSO DEEP¬
LY INDEBTED TO THE BUSINESS MEN WHO HAVE RE¬
SPONDED SO GENEROUSLY IN GIVING US ADVERTISE¬
MENTS.

WE HOPE, THAT THIS ANNUAL MAY PROVE AN
INSPIRATION TO OUR LOWER CLASSMEN TO LEAD THEM
ON TO MAKE A BIGGER AND BETTER MEMORIAE GRATIAE
EACH YEAR.

IT IS OUR SINCERE' WISH THAT THIS ANNUAL
MAY CONTINUALLY SERVE AS A REMINDER TO THE CLASS
OF 1940 OF THE HAPPY ASSOCIATIONS IN BROOKNEAL
HIGH SCHOOL.

THE MEMORIAE GRATIAE STAFF

Editor-in-chief

Assistant Editor-in-chief

Class Editor

Sports Editor

Business Manager

Ass't. Business Manager

Advertising Manager

Assft. Advertising Manager

Chairman of Printing Staff

Ass't* Chairman of Printing Staff

Art Editor

Circulation Manager .

Ass’t. Circulation Manager

Mary Milam Foster
Justine Holt
Virginia Mae Rudder
Bradford Yates
Martha Mpnroe
Grayson Barksdale
Katherine Roark
Parham Martin
L, H. Foster, Jrf
Paul Joy
Frances Foster
Gretchen Harper
Lewis Pillow

OFFICERS OF THE SENIOR CLASS ♦

President Martha Monroe

Vice President Parham Martin

Secretary Mary Milam Foster

Treasurer Rachel Pillow

Historian Virginia Mae Rudder

Sponsor Miss Dorothy Brooks

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EARTH, UHERE UESJU MO UHERE UE REAP

CARLTON CLAY BAKER

"G. C,"

"Begone dull care, you and I
could never agree*"

DORIS ADELINE CLARK
"Dot"

"She hath a sweetness
all her ovm, "
Historiam '36-' 39

GRAYSON BARKSDALE
"Speedwheel"

"Cars will kill a cat,

And therefore let's be merry."
F.F.A. Reporter '38- '39
Watchdog '37- *38

FRANCES ALESE' FOSTER
"Froggio"

"Never too serious, '

Never too frivolous.

But a rare good fellow,"

Homo Ec. Club Historian, '38- '39

'39- '40

Glee Club Sec. *39-'40

NELSON DAVIDSON
"Phil"

"I would feather be fight
than President."

MARY MILAM FOSTER
"MILAM"

Her opinion carried a lot of weight.
Home Ec„ Club Pres. '39-'40
Jr. Class Pres. '38- '39
Sojnior Class Sec, *39- '40
S.C.A . Pres. '39- *40

k

"Dink"

"Merry as the day is long"
Homo EC-. Vice Pres. '3 9.-' 40
S.C.A. Reporter '39- '40
Cheer Leader *39- ’40
Glee Club Vice Pres. ’39- *40

ELWOOD HOLT
"Butch"

The world's no better if we worry;
Life's no longer if we hurry."
Basketball Capt. '37- '38
'39- *40

Football C.O. Capt. '39- '40
GRETCHEN HARPER

!A true friend- is a friend forever."

PAUL J. JOY
"Fat"

"Happy am I,, from care I'm free..
Why aren't they all content od
like me?"

F.F.A. Vice Pres* '39- *40.

MARY ESTELLE HOLLAND
"Little Minnie".

"We're born to bo happy, all of us."

PARHAM PRICE MARTIN
"Torn"

"A good reputation is
□ore valuable than money. "
Catillion Club Treas. * 38— * 3 9
F.F.A. Treas. '38-'39
F.F.A. Pree. '3^40

JUSTINE HOLT
"Phoebe”

"Ain't lovo grand---?"
.Reporter' *37
Home Ec, Sec. '38-'39
Class Vice Pres. '38- '39
Glee Club Pres. '39- '40
Homo Ec. Treas. '38- '3 9-* 40
Sec, County Hone Ec. '39- '40
S.C.A. County Reporter '39- *40

HUGH PILLOW
"Ticklefcreechos "

"Much study is wet risome
to the flesh."

F.F.A. Vice Pros. '39- *40

FRANCES ROSA -'MASON
"Dick"

"The way to have a friend
is to be one. "

LEWIS TALLAGE PILLOW
"Luke"

"Being tall that he i3j Being
nothing that he isn't.."

MARTHA ANN MONROE
"Mahnnnnh"

"Her gentle' speech and .modest ways
Left others to accord her praise.
Class Free. '31- '40
S.C.A. Sec. '39- *40

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iriz-jd t nd devoted
ok of which they
ker has finally l
Remeirb er the o' t
She is happily _

. - ^ Ho It y head- cot ch of

took his boys lest week-end to Madi
teem,

... ‘r* P£rham Martin he s returnee

tl'iS inG hifeh life in Washington.

Ci urr''r* ■ PcUl Joy* wh0 hts *• Pt-rtno
UhUrch» 1£ rop.rtod engiged to 2v

y-r . . e nd Mrs. Albert Jennings
J-nnings is engaged in firming
’ ?£* i°Por5 hor “cringe, kiss .
him ,+ , laon D£-vids«n bought a hi

n,i hh Work* htB decided to. enter h
r ubbers think this ifi £

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^rse Er^f7rv^iB 15 £' &oke

• £urd Yltir used to plow tT

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. c °r c'-re-r ■ nurse it
*lse ***y -iltm Foster recent lj

WILLARD ANDREW SMITH
"Pet©"

"Oh, why should life
all labor be?"

FRANCES kALLICQAT MORRISON
"Tootsie"

"Though she pursue a scholarly way*
Much fun she finds from day tp day* !

BRADFORD R. YATES
"Nim"

"A great man ie made up of qualities
that meet or make great occasions."

RACHEL MARIE PILLOW
"Rach"

"Sfeo who plants kindness
gathers lo'ye."

Class Treas. 4 39- *40

ESSIE MAY RAMSEY
"Shortle"

’The mildest manner and
the gentlest heart."

KATHARINE JEAN ROARK
"Tra"* "Kat"

"Great things come in
small packages."

Basketball Manager ’38- '39-' 40
Claes Sec® & Treas. *36 *37 '38 ’39

VIRGINIA MAE RUDDER
"Gin"

"Her presence lends its warmth
to all who come before it."
Basketball Sec. & Trees. ’38 '39 ’40
Class Historian *39--' 40

Hone Ec. Reporter -*39-’40

PROPHECY

Excerpts From Tho Union Star
Juno 5 , 1950

Mrs. W. H. Elder,, formerly Mies Grotchcn Harper, graduate of Bro okneal
High School, was taken to the Virginia Baptist Hospital I st Thursday
night suffering from an attack of appendicitis.

Dr. Bradford Yates, a former classmate of Mrs. Elder, who has a.
large practice in New York, flew down in his private plane to perform
the operation. His assistant was Miss Justine Holt, e.lso a member of the

class of 1940. The- operation was very successful.

Friday afternoon Mrs. Elder was visited by Miss Rachel Pillow, who
is caring, for Willie Jr., and little Gretchen during her neighbors’ ill¬
ness. Miss Pillow, as you may know, is an old maid, but still hopeful.

Mrs. L. H. Foster was visited last week-end by her son L. H. J'r.,
who is still strug0ling through an engineering course at Virginia Tech.

Mies Ann Guthrie gave up her brilliant professional c; reer as a
nurse to join ivir . ndwa rd Buckley in the holy ties of m trimony la.st
Tu os day ev ening a t eight o'clock.

.,:iss Virginia. Mae Rudder, who has just opened a dress shop on -ma in
street wishes us to a.dvertiso her new line of crepe dresses which a.ro
so reasonably priced a..t $1.98. Miss Rudder is now residing in the apart¬
ment ov0r May s ' Groceiy Store which has been her life-long ambition.

Je wish to state here that the other day Miss Frances Foster, who
is still teaching school at Ock Heights, received a. letter from miss

r'-muE Morrison informing her that she wa.s in Sta.unton Insane Asylum -

in charge of it.

‘..r. Andrew Smiths' jersey cow, Mr. Hugh Pillows' yellow corn a,nd Mr .
cwis Pillows' prized and devoted roaster, ill won blue ribbons it the
sr a ~ *tc lr we-^k of which they ere justly proud,

U. kr! C* C* Bfc‘-ker has finally mirriod his old lovu of Hl&h School days,

+ .ris Glrrk* Ramenb er the olds eying, "The hind that rocks tho cradle
-s ie v/orld”. She is happily mirriod end well supported.

. ^ 9 Ho^lt , heid cot ch of the Duke University Biskotbt 11 Squid

boys lest week-end to Liadison Squire Gardon to meet the Colum-

oia team.

f eW days rest from his heavy

a,.*; !"r* i“E'rtin has returnodhome for

“S-rUXd hi&h lif> in Wa shington.

Chur^*/CUl Joy* who-hts - Peartnershipin his Uncles' store at Morris
*r Sh°P^rted bh& ged to Evelyn Daniel.

• r. j nrU'i Trs* Albert Jennings and family have moved to Halifa.x, where
W s ~re * ® ' 18 en£t£od in fa rming. As you proba bly -remember, Mrs. Jonn-
' :’t6 nor° hor marriage, Miss Francos mason.

' • N~lson DividsG

nia at .work, ha s

>en bought a horse last wawk, and if t or obsc-rving

aai6hbor« +1 • d®®id-ed to enter him in tho next Kentucky Derby. The
h«r«- ■ ^ tni8 is e &oke on Mr. Davidson beca.use it is the same-:

itill l°rd YlUr used to plow the- garden,
last fc ,, "fslQ H«nssy, after an indefinite period-

^oreer L s a nurse at Lynchburg Hospital.
*-iss>,ary 1(,iltm poster recently

of indo-cisiun, hr..s at
til.

si£,riod a Cuntri ct with Let r u -Goldv/yn-

ayer. We quote Lass Foster, "I sm happy about the whole thing. I hope
to follow the lead of Lies Fanny Brice". Unquote* We wish her every
success .

Liss Estelle Holland returned yesterday from Richmond, where whe has
been for several days buying equipment for her new restaurant, miss Hol¬
land's restaurant, which is to be located near South Boston, is to be
done in blue and chromium.

Miss Martha Monroe, who has a job as companion to the wealthy Mrs.
Alfred Vanderbilt, plans to attend the baseball game of July 10, 1SS0.

She semis to be always well supplied with tickets to all the Dodgers
games.

Mr. Grayson Barks da le was signed by the Brooklyn Dodgers as a sec¬
ond baseman, Grayson's first game of the season will be played in the
Yankee Stadium on July 10.

Mr. and Mrs. L. W, Roark wish to announce the engagement of their
daughter, Katharine Jean, to Mir. C. C. Scott, Jr., The wedding yd.ll take
place on June 16, at the Brookneal Baptist Church.

HISTiRY ®F SENIOR CLASS

Our senior class wt s started by three of its present members, Vir¬
ginia Lae Rudder, L. H. Foster, Jr., and Bradford Yat.es . The first grade
was taught by Miss Mary Herndon.

In tne second grade four new members joined the class; namely, Mary
*iilam I* oster, Estelle Holland, Grayson Barksdale, and Rachel Pillow. Miss
Herndon was also our second grade teacher.

Three more members joined us in the third gride; Justine Holt, Hugh
lillov, and Parham Ma.rtin. Katherine Roark a.nd Martha Monroe joine-d us
in the fourth grade. We made considerable progress under the capable
-rship cf c„rs. Pearl Foster in the third endfourth grades.

elson Davidson, Lewis Pillow, Frances Morrison, and Elwood Holt

?n 'r' 0U1 °lcss in the fifth grade. Miss Arline Williams was our

teacher.

nr Arthur v/a.6 the tea cher in the sixth gra.de. Nona of cur
present members joined us there.

Cl- rk^n seventh gra.de, Miss Virginia. Wiley was cur teacher. Doris
8 -v tpH- rc‘nces Mason entered our class that year. The sixth and
,^rf M vo E "Minstrel" which proved quite a success. The
<?WS+e USv3<* Purchase library books fur those two grades,
hi-h o~V- ;? “EA>~r, 1936, twenty four of our present members enter ad into
Andr qni+atS^fr'islm'in* new members were: C. C. Baker, Paul Joy,

gre^n fr. t ‘r£-nc'OS Foster, Ann Guthrie, and Gretchen Harper. As all
the aid af ’*~n Vc Vu» ’,7e ^-d diff ic ulties in gutting adjusted. With
Htrg; rut°T--tUr t ^ c^ers > Miss .Mary. Grey Soars, Miss Julia Asher, Miss
routine -f Aa*!. uir* McDermott, we boca.me accustomed to the

with Miss t ^ school students,. Basketball vyas our chief activity,
boys' C0‘ ,:Ul8r 'Heil^&rson as girls' coach and Mr. R. S. LicDomott as
High Srh - -> 111,3 school year passed quickly and we loft Brookneal

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o owing fell, with the s&rno number in our present cli.ss,

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wu returned as sophomores* Now, having, learned with ups anddowns the
duties of high school students, we knew what* t^ expect. Our teachers
v/ere: Miss Dorothy Brooks, kiss Helen Falls, kr. R. E. kcDernott, uisz,
Virginia Wine and kr. J. J. Riedel. We organized the class with the
following officers : President — Edythe Booker, Vico President — Parhaxi
kart in. Secretary and Treasurer— Katharine Roark.

In the Junior yea.r we had the sane faculty with the exception uf the
agriculture to cher, kr. L. N. Garrotte took the pltc* of kr. J. Rio-
Ool. The class officers were: President — i*ury MiloanFostor, Vice
president-- Justine Holt, Secretary and Treasurer — Katherine; Roark,
Historian— Doris Clark.

Two dances were given during the year by the Catillion Club. The
girls' and boys' basketball teans under the capable leadership of kiss
Dorothy Brooks and kr. R. E. McDermott has a very successful year.

Well — here we are at It si — dignified Seniors of B. H. S. The
officers were elec tod as follows: President — Martha konroe, Vico
President — Parham Martin, Secret? ry— kary Milan Foster, Treasurer—
Rachel Pillov/, Historian— Virginia ka e Rudder, Class Sponsor — kiss
Dorothy Brooks.

Our tec chars were : kiss Dorothy Brocks, kiss Louise DeJarnette,
iuiss Mona Mae ding, Hr . J* R. Caldwell, Jr. , end Mr. C« M« Pomko .

Tiio Senior Play, ’’When Man Plays Maiden", directed by kiss Dorothy
Brocks, was given April 12, and ‘repeated on April 25. This proved cuite

a success.

The Baccalaureate Semen was delivered by Rev. R. S. Booker, pa.ster
of Bro^kneal Baptist Church on June 2.

On Class Night, the: Presidents address was given by Martha ^onroe,
history of the Class by Virginia Mae Rudcer, Last Will and Testament by
Justine Holt, Class Prophecy by Katherine Roark, Giftorian by Bradford
A tee. Impersonations by Frances Foster a.nd Elwood Holt.

As guest speaker for Couuencenent Exercise we Wore exceedingly
fortunate in having Dr. E. L. Fox, head of the History Department a.t
Ra ndolph-aacon College, and President of the Virginia Bra.nch of the
aticna.l Congress of Parents and Teachers.

The Valedictory' was deliv.eredby Mary Milan Foster; the Salutatory

by Doris Clark.

... Ww„h^e and feel certain that the Senior Class of 194# will "Make
^ixs ory in the future even more so than it has done in tho pa,st.

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LAST WILL AID TLSTA^NT

We, the members of the Senior Class of 1940 of Brookneal High School f
teing of sound mind and judgment, and having reached an age where we are
soon to pass on to higher realms , do hereby make and declare this to be
the last will and testament of our class* This valuable document, duly
executed and signed, is as follows!

To our beloved teachers, ..iss Brocks, Llr# Tornco, .mr. Caldwell, ioLss
DeJarnette, and Biss Wooding, we bequeath our lasting affection and
thanks for the capable manner in which they have directed us through high
school# We also ^rant them a goodly share of the honors v/e shall win in
the coming years, since we feel that they will be largely responsible for
our coming successes#

To our successors, the Juniors, we bequeath the privilege to shine as
models of wisdom and ^ood beharior.

To various individuals v/e make these important and ^enerous personal
gifts, trusting that -they may be duly ap.reciated:

To Douclas marshall, v/e bequeath C. C. Bakers1 hat which v/e think
will be a great sacrifice on the part of C# C#

To Doris Smith, v/e bequeath Doris Clarks* ability to be quiet all
the time. Please heed this request, Doris Smith#

To Richard’ Foster, we bequeath Grayson Barksdale* power to please
the girls#

To Geraldine Roach, we bequeath Prances Fosters* love for Latin.

fo "Ike" Roark, v/e bequeath Nelson Davidsons* honor as champion

speller#

To nary Henderson, we bequeath ivlary ivllam Fosters* ability to 0et
hi0h grades#

To Bruce Owen, we bequeath L, H# Fosters* reputation as the school

dude.

To Barbara 0 wen, v/e bequeath Ann Cuthries * ability to keep the boys
on a string.

iO "Winnie” Lash, we bequeath Elwood Holts* ability to brag on how
many basketball goals he will make in the next Oozne#

go Orena uoy, v/e bequeath Grethen narpers * ability to bake app etiz¬
ing dishes in order to catch a husband#

To Budoie" Yates, we bequeath Paul Joys* secret of keeping slim#
e* +° 1,ancy bright we bequeath Estelle Hollands* title as the "best
ams^ress of Broukneal Home Economics Department#

u°yal alder we bequeath Pafhum martins* fluency in writing let*
terB to the girls.

To ua

-n^lish

ildred Foster v/e bequeath Justine IlGlts* ability to change the
T a.nci history classes into a "Romeo and Juliet" scene.
muo+ Kenneth Holt, v/e bequeath Hugh Pillows* ability to turn out two
mustaches duri^ hi8 senior year.

frc p°. rit^3 li&SOn v/s ^squeath Frances iuasons ' fonchiess for the boys

To Carey Clowdis
^•-tctador to France.

•to Rachel Barlow

we bequeath Lewis Pillows* ambition of becoming
w a bacuietobh g-urtha ionroeo' desire to bo a jourria*

list for Walter Winchell.

To Berkley Williams we bequeath Andrew Smiths' quietness, so that
u Berkley, will not have to think your thoughts aloud.

* * To Christine Fleshman we bequeath Frances Moriisons' tears which are

di.ed while Frances is having a big laugh.

To James Bailey, Bradford Yates leaves his intelligence, so that
J^jaes may sit on his geometry book in class and read Jack London Books.

To Rosa Mae Tuck we bequeath Essie Ramseys' secret in keeping short in

statue.

To Lois flutter we leave Katherine Roarks' ability to get something to
eat, no natter when, vh.ere, or how;

To Arlene Stevens we bequeath Virginia Mao Rudders' title as the
"Best Sport".

To Nora Lee Holland we bestow Rachel Pillows' sunny smile - it won’t

come off.

With our last parting breath we do hereby constitute and appoint the
principal of afore mentioned school sole executor of this, our will and
testament.

In witness whereof; we, representatives of the c lass of 1940, attach
our signatures.

SOPHOMORES

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STUDENT COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION

President
Vice President
Secretary
Treasurer
Reporter

Mary Milam Foster
Bradford Yates
Martha Monroe
Grayson Barksdale
Ann Guthrie

Grade Officers

President
Vice President
Secretary & Treasurer
Reporter

Pat Williams
Betty Yates
Betty Jane Owen
Jean White

The ^ purpose of the S. C. A, is to encourage and s give an
opportunity for teachers and students cooperation In school
activities. In order to better fulfill these objectives our
Brookmeal S. C. A. has been organized into two groups--Hieh
School and Grade S. C. A.

Some of the outstanding committees are program, building

and grounds, health and safety, church and welfare, and ath¬
letic.

The building and grounds committee especially assisted
by members of the third and fourth grades, have attempted
to keep halls and grounds clean, free of paper. The building
and grounds committee has also taken an interest in planting
and fertilizing plants and shrubbery to beautify the grounds.

Safety partols have been organized.

Church and Welfare committee has encouraged church at-
tendanceand has cooperated with the local churches in distri-
u 'ing literature to those not attending any church,

_ The S. C. A. has cooperated with the Parent-Teachers as¬
sociation m its programs for raising funds.

n+l Ths S* c* A* h*-» 8°ld athletics tickets and by this and

means provided necessary play ground equipment end other
couipiay^t, including baseball suits for the boys, girls bjsket
suite and boys shirts. It has made it possible for the
ocnool to award letters to outstanding athletes. It has also
supplied a medicine cabinet with much needed supplies of ban¬
dages and other simple mddicines.

■ 2. C, A'S biggest contributions has been to

-accurage school spirit and to afford opportunities for stu-
orvt development in leadership.

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